he had to train for the olympics while raising their newborn daughter lila. i was told he'd sleep in a separate room away from the newborn so help wouldn't wake them up when he would train in mi that was the only time he had to practice with his full schedule because he's also a realtor, and today all that practicing finally paid off. >> i could scream if they'd allow me to, but i'm just beyond excited, and very happy that everyone back home is supporting me through this whole thing, and like i said before i was going to bring back hardware for everyone, and i was able to do. truly appreciate the support. >> reporter: guys, listen to this, this is the first time that a us gymnast has won a medal in pommel horse since 1984, and our very own alex did it, and during the interview, these are his hand guards, what he used in the competition, and he gave them to i really cool gesture. coming up tonight at 11:00 i have an exclusive interview with him. and the other story today is ryan lochte, the superstar swimmer allegedly getting robbed at gun point early this mor

lila has had to use the epipen and if we had been without she may not be sitting next to me right now. and epipens aren't the only popular drugs to spike. the ceo of turing pharmasiticals was publicly shamed after spiking the cost of life-saving infection fighting drug - daraprim 5000% overnight -- from $13.50 a tablet to $750. the maker of epipens, mylan, no capitol hill. abc news has learned a house oversight committee is now in direct contact with the drug maker -- mylan -- and mylan the baduras. tag: in a statement the drugmaker blames the changing health care landscape citing paying their mortgate and buying life saving medicine. mariah carey's residency at caesars palace are apparently too racy for some travelers. officials at the burbank airport say they haven't artwork to be 'revised.' this.. by the way.. is the same billboard that's prominently displayed along i-15. a golden retriever that went missing..... after a roll-over crash..... near the stateline.. has been reunited.... with it's owners! it's been a long search.... for "nala". last week... joey beltran's vehicle flipp

lila has had to use the epipen and if we had been without she may not be sitting next to me right now. the cost of epipens from the pharmaceutical company mylan? have gone up about 480-percent? from about 100 dollars in 2009? to more than 600 dollars this year. (from: american pharmacists association).. for most who need them? they have to get more than one. sot - katie badura/mother: it's not uncommon for somebody who requires an epipen, for a child, to have them in many different places. epipen manufactured 87 percent of all epinephirine auto-injectors prescribed las $1 per dosage. mylan justifying the price increase.. tag: mylan says it offers a savings card.. allowing most insured patients to pay nothing. other companies meanwhile.. are trying to compete. that was eva pilgrim reporting. tonight -- officials are saying some expecting mothers -- are taking extreme precaution. one mom -- moving completely out of florida. gigi mains says -- it makes perfect sense. (gigi mains, expectant mother) "he is our life and he comes first, and same with this baby. and i want to give that baby a

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reporter: buffalo, new york, mom katie badura keeps multiple epi-pens onhand for her 8-year-old daughter, lila, who has a life threatening peanut allergy in her purse. in the kitchen. two more in this drawer. >> i know of several families who have decided that they're just going to take benadryl, and pray that they can get to the hospital if something happens. and, for us, that's just not an option. >> reporter: the new generic epi-pen will work just like the original and will be available in pharmacy within several weeks. pharmacists can usually swap it in automatically when your doctor writes an epi-pen prescription. and one additional tip to save money now. ask your doctor about tanother divison that works a little differently than the epi-pen, but still delivers the same life-saving medication. we found it for as low as $60 with an insurance co-pay, tom. >> rebecca, thank you so much. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. the growing outrage for the football star refusing to stand some fans setting his jersey on fire. why he says he's not backing down. >>>

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lila has had to use the epipen right now. the company mylan is now under fire after raising their prices. the epi-pen cost 1-hundred dollars back i 2009. this manufacturer made 87-percent of all epinephrine injections last year. to make things worse for most people who need them....they have to get more than one! forbes estimating the cost of the actual medicine... 1-dollar per dosage. mylan justifying the price increase saying they offer a savings car allowing most insured patients to pay a mother gets an amazing surprise during her son's game at the little league world series. the moment was caught on camera right in the middle of an interview with e-s-p-n. :40-:43 they've really come together and become a family... jen garcia's son...j-t...hit a home run! this is even more special for the family because jen is currently battling pancreatic cancer. every player on the team wears her recovery. "baseball has brought normalcy to our family, so that has been a blessing through this, having that normalcy in our life, has been ve

>> lila rose may not think it's such a big deal, but her letter made it to ireland, with the stamp and most mark to post mark to prove it. she got a response from the woman who lives there in ireland. >> how neat is that? >> the fact the bottle was not cracked. >> perfect condition. >> that's neat. >> she'll care ssme day. >>> if you think good deeds ccx+ >>> four brothers who offer free lawn services in louisville, kentucky, learning hard work and good deeds pay off. >> we told you about these boys a couple of weeks ago. they turned punishment from mom a punishment. >> i felt like he was being a smarty pants. >> shh was like, if you want to be a smarty pants, go cut the yard. it was at all. >> reporter: a punishment that has now turned into a source of inspiration and celebration. >> i cut that yard, and then i started liking it, so i went around cutting yards. >> reporter: cutting yards for free. >> once i posted it, it went california. >> reporter: as their fame grew, so did the work load, and so did the free lawn service crew. dad told the other three boys in the family -- >> help

but, four year old lila rose lapoor and her parent recently did it, and her wine bottle with a letteride made it across the atlantic to ireland. >> like a dream coming true, because the bottle actually went someplace far, far away, that we never expected. >> the bottle reached about 3,000 miles away, the woman who found it answered the questions and sent a letter back to the school. before this, the farthest a bottle had gone was sandy hook, new jersey. >> how about that? well, the philadelphia 76ers are hoping to teach some area young people the importance of staying healthy all the while trying to sharpen their skills on the hard wood. >> it is part of a youth basketball clinic, happening today, in camden, new jersey, "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen this morning live with the details, hey, pat? >> reporter: good morning, guys, yes, as we know, waking up so early in the morning, it could be tough to get in good routine of nutrition and help. but right here in camden at the ray and joan kroc community center the 76ers are teaming up with virtua to get kids at young age involved

york, mom keeps multiple epipens on hand for her 8-year-old daughter lila who has a life-threatening peanut allergy. in her purse and in the kitchen, two more in this drawer. >> i know of several families who have decided that they're just going to take benadryl and pray they can get to the hospital if something happens. and for us, that's just not an option. >> reporter: the new generic epipen will work like the original and will be available in pharmacies within several weeks. pharmacists can usually swap it in automatically when your doctor writes an epipen prescription. one more tip to save money -- ask you your doctor about the adrenaclick device. it does the same things but works differently. still has the same lifesaving medication. if you ask your doctor about it, get a prescription, and take it to the pharmacy, you can save yourself some real money. >>> coming up, the skyrocketing costs of haircuts. >> so how much is too much? that expensive haircut is worth it? you're watching "world news now." >> how much do you pay? >> i ask for the taye diggs haircut. >> i ask for the ta

she spent part of her youth in lila,where her aunt winner of the prestigious goldman environmental prize involved her in helping garbage workers learn recycling techniques. she has had a very amazing use that has led to some very amazing work and perspectives on work. natasha is in a start on migration and its relationships to jobs and the dignity of work, not just to the work and the contracts but the dignity of work. her first book to my creative states, 40 years of immigration rocco as well as one she is current -- completing on contract weavers who work in the contract -- construction they alson qatar, make us rethink the common conception of what we think of as skilled. natasha is helping us to see this. both have been actively engaged in the project on the future of work and workers. there are several others who are engaged. i see catherine and margaret, you are here and are you here, i saw you earlier. and i thought i saw you. have i forgotten somebody? and both contributive fantastic essays as did several others in the room. strazinski helped us get that started. [applause] >> th

first of all, it is emma an and lila's birthday today, alex's four-year-old twins. congratulations. happy birthday, girls. we lost julia last week. we have madison and delia who have leaving. and will. the girls were perfect and will did not screw up. thank you. that does it for us. have a wonderful weekend everybody. i'm off to get some of that maine lobster. >> they caught a blue one yesterday. >> okay. stephanie picks up the coverage. >>> i'm not going back to college. i'm right here with you for the next hour. i'm stephanie. we have a lot of news this morning. donald trump relentlessly pushed his controversial attack on president obama. >> i meant exactly that. he is the founder of isis. she the most valuable player. >> but you won't believe the 180 he pulled on it hours ago. >>> and breaking overnight, air scare, a yet blue flight, nearly two dozen people injured. >> everybody started screaming and flew up in the

she spent part of her youth in lila, where her aunt winner of the prestigious goldman environmental prize, involved her in helping garbage workers learn recycling techniques. so she has had a very amazing youth that has led to some very amazing work and perspectives on work. the taj is an expert on migration and its relationships dignity of work, not just to the work and contracts but also the dignity of work. her first book, 40 years of migration and development policy and morocco and mexico, as well as the one she is currently completing on immigrants and contract laborers who work in the construction industry in qatar, not only deepen our understanding of the role of immigrants in international labor and development, they also make us three think the common conception of what it means to be skilled. a lot of people we look at and think they are unskilled, actually encompass and embody very important skills that deserve our respect. nata is helping us see that. sha there are several others here who are also engaged. , see catherine and margaret and maureen, i saw you earlier. phyllis, i